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Co-operatives UK

Co-operatives UK is the national trade body that campaigns for co-operation and works to promote, develop and unite co-operative enterprises.
We have a unique role as a trade association for co-operatives. We aim to bring together all those with a passion and interest in co-operative action.
We work to promote the co-operative alternative across many sectors of the economy from high street consumer-owned co-operatives to pubs and football clubs, healthcare to agriculture, credit unions to community owned shops.
Together the co-operative economy is worth some £33.5 billion and has 12.9 million members. Co-operatives are the largest membership movement in the country.
Co-operatives UK is headed up by its Secretary General, Ed Mayo. To read more about him on Wikipedia click here and for a full staff list click here. To see our current model rules, please click here.
For more about co-operatives on Wikipedia click here - History of the co-operative movement




